PASSENGERS FOR AMERICA.

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2618, 13 November 1915, Page 3

PASSENGERS FOR AMERICA.

>Sir, —In perusing the columns of your esteemed journal this morning I .noticed that you wero kind enough to publish for tlio information of your readers the names of sill the male steerage passengers by tho Moana for 'Frisco. These names, many of winch have a good Coltic ring, you prominently inserted ill a paragraph headed "Are They Shirkers?" 1 noticed, also, that the list of first-class and other passengers travelling by tlie same vessel appeared, as is ordinarily the case, in tho shipping news. It is a well-known, and, I fanoy, a very regrettable fact that passengers by these bouts have acquired the habit of changing their travelling names to suit time and circumstances. Howevor, as a constant ' reader of The Dominion, might I ask that you be good enough to publish equally;'conspio' uously tho names of the first-class passengers by the Moana, and, if possible, givo your readers a little more information 'coiicorniii{; tho nationality of the steerago passengers, their business and reasons for travelling. lam suro that nioro particular information of this character would interest the public. — I am, etc., CELT. November 12. [We should be glad to supply tlie information sought by our correspondent, but Unhappily aro not in a position to do so.]